Will the situation change only if the MPs unite..!?

* To solve the problems of ap, a huge amount of funds has to come.
* There is a good chance for the state if all the MPs raise their voices together.
* To create wealth in ap, central assistance is essential.

Overcoming the difficulties of ap is not an easy thing. It is a hard fact to accept that despite the change of CMs and changes of governments, there is no development in ap as the income is not increasing at the level of debt. It can be said that due to a lack of funds, the development programs to be done in ap are not being done. This situation will change only if all the MPs of ap speak together. Even at the center, the BJP's situation is not great. It goes without saying that bjp also needs the support of regional parties. AP's funds are huge, but AP's problems are even huge. It can be said that a huge amount of funds is needed to overcome the difficulties of Andhra Pradesh. Information is being received that ap has a debt of 14 lakh crore rupees.
It is known that even if the interest is to be paid for the debt of 14 lakh crore rupees, a huge amount has to be paid. On the other hand, there are many welfare schemes to be implemented in the state. Steps have been taken towards the implementation of two schemes in the state from the 15th of August. A free bus scheme for women along with canteens will be implemented from that day.


Let's see if bjp will provide a huge amount of funds to Andhra Pradesh. It can be said that it would be better if all the MPs, irrespective of the parties, took steps to make decisions towards the development of AP. It remains to be seen whether there will be coalition decisions for the development of amaravati in ap as well as other areas. It remains to be seen whether the alliance will take steps towards reducing the difficulties of ap in the background of the parliamentary sessions to be held from the 22nd of this month.
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Sowmiya Sriram

18/07/2024 12:24 PM